Church of San Carlo ai Catinari, Rome (works)

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The Church of San Carlo ai Catinari in Rome is a prominent early Baroque church renowned for its elegant façade and richly decorated interior, reflecting the architectural transition from late Mannerism to full Baroque.

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Church of San Carlo ai Catinari, Rome (works) canonical 1

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instanceOf Baroque church
Roman Catholic church
church building in Rome
alsoKnownAs San Carlo ai Catinari
architect Rosato Rosati
architecturalStyle Early Baroque
Late Mannerism
cityQuarter historic center of Rome
constructionEnd 1620s
constructionStart 1612
country Italy
dedicatedTo Saint Charles Borromeo
denomination Roman Catholic
domeType coffered dome
façadeDesigner Giovanni Battista Soria
façadeStyle Baroque
governingDiocese Diocese of Rome
hasApse semicircular apse
hasArtworkBy Andrea Sacchi
Domenichino
Giovanni Lanfranco
Guercino
Pietro da Cortona
hasChapel Chapel of Saint Cecilia
Chapel of Saint Charles Borromeo
Chapel of the Crucifix
hasDome yes
hasNave single nave with side chapels
hasTransept yes
influencedBy Counter-Reformation church design
interiorStyle Baroque
liturgicalUse Latin Rite
locatedIn Rome
rione Sant’Eustachio
mainAltarDedicatedTo Saint Charles Borromeo
material travertine (façade)
notableFeature elegant travertine façade
large dome over the crossing
richly decorated interior
side chapels with Baroque altarpieces
period 17th century
planType Latin cross plan
proximityTo Campo de’ Fiori area
linked to: Campo de' Fiori

Piazza Benedetto Cairoli
religiousOrder Barnabites
roofType barrel vault over nave
transitionBetween late Mannerism and full Baroque

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Carlo Fontana notableWork Church of San Carlo ai Catinari, Rome (works)